Win7/Vista: C:\Users\username\Documents\KillHouseGames\DoorKickers There is no visual feedback at this moment with the uploading progress, but you should open the log.txt file and refresh it until you see that the upload has been successful. Make sure to take it out after publishing once! 2 To add a command line from the Steam interface: right-click on the game, choose Properties, click on Set Launch Options and write the -publish folderpath command there. Make sure it’s working as intended before uploading to Steam Workshop.Ĭheck the log.txt file located in Documents/KillHouseGames/DoorKickers for any “Error” messages!Īdd this to the command line: -publish “path_to_game/mods/ myMod123” The data/ path will be automatically replaced with yours. Very important! Make sure all paths inside your mod point to the data/ folder, and NOT myMod123/. Start the game, the mod should now show up in the game’s Mods menu. Choose a short (and unique) name and don’t change it from the Steam Workshop interface, only update by modifying the mod.xml. The information in mod.xml will show up in Steam. Edit filesystem_mount.xml to add new levels/sounds/whatever. 4įill in the required info in path_to_game/mods/ myMod123/mod.xml. You should only add what files you need in order to avoid conflicts with other mods. The folder must contain at least the mod.xml file to be a valid mod. 3ĭelete everything inside it except mod.xml and filesystem_mount.xml.
The folder name should be similar to your mod’s name, so that it’s easily identifiable once downloaded (also it should be unique between the existing Workshop mods). 2Ĭreate a new folder in that same location. Read the file path_to_game/mods/data_modtemplate/filesystem_mount.xml for more information. You can find a template mod in the game’s installation folder: path_to_game/mods/data_modtemplate
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